Perjury Penalties Are ‘Voter Intimidation’, Obama Judge Rules in Texas Voter ID Case
The six-year saga surrounding Texas’ voter ID law added a new chapter Wednesday evening when a federal judge again ruled the law discriminatory against minorities.
Stan Stanart
SCOTUS Refuses to Hear Texas Voter ID Case — For Now
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear Texas’ appeal from an adverse ruling in the Texas voter ID case.
Political Reform Bill Hopes to Demystify Convention Process
A political reform bill has been pre-filed in Texas that encourages citizen participation on the grassroots level by posting information at primary polling locations about local party conventions.
Houston Smashes Early Voting Record With 2 Days to Go
HOUSTON, Texas –With only two days to go, voters in Harris County have smashed the previous early voting record. More than 700,000 Harris County voters have come out for in-person early voting, eclipsing 2012 turnout.
Texas Early Voting Drops After Bombshell Halloween Weekend
HOUSTON, Texas – It seems that Texas Democrat voters have disappeared over the Halloween weekend. Was it the Great Pumpkin that scared them off or the announcement by FBI Director James Comey about the re-opening of the Clinton email investigation that kept some voters at home?
Texans Shatter Turnout Records in First Day of Voting
HOUSTON, Texas – Texans turned out in record numbers on the first day of early voting for the 2016 General Election. Harris County led the way with over 67,000 ballots cast.
Texans Head to Polls on Monday as Early Voting Begins
Early voting for the 2016 presidential election begins in Texas on Monday. In addition to the state’s 38 electoral votes for President of the United States, state and county officials are vying for your votes. Early voting locations will be
Presidential Hopefuls Top Ballot in Texas Primary Elections
Early voting in the Texas primary election begins on Tuesday, February 16. Presidential, Congressional, Texas statewide, and local races are on the ballot along with some propositions.
KS and AZ File SCOTUS Petition in Effort to Stop Non-Citizens from Registering and Voting
The States of Kansas and Arizona, and the Secretaries of State from those respective states filed a Petition for Writ of Certiorari in the United States Supreme Court Tuesday asking the Court to hear a case involving the issue of noncitizens illegally registering to vote in elections in the United States.
